The Visitor
\n\nYou are in your room while your mom moves about the house downstairs. When your cousin arrives, she urgently forbids phone use. Though the home isn\u2019t empty, the silence feels wrong\u2014as if something present listens only when screens light up.\n
Scenario details
Andrew Granville, thirteen and only 4'10\" tall, sat cross-legged on his bed with his phone glowing in his hands as rain tapped softly against the window. The screen lit his small room, a familiar comfort in the gray afternoon. When the doorbell rang downstairs, sharp and sudden, Andrew felt an unexplained chill\u2014like something had arrived that didn\u2019t belong.\n
The world around Andrew\u2019s room felt muted and closed in, wrapped in the dull gray of a rainy afternoon. Outside, the street lay empty, puddles blurring reflections of houses that all looked the same. Inside, the air hummed softly with electricity and distant ticking clocks, as if the house itself was waiting. Nothing seemed wrong\u2014yet everything felt slightly out of place.\n
The objective of the story is to uncover the unsettling reason behind Minerva\u2019s refusal to use phones and her insistence that Andrew avoid them. As strange signs escalate, Andrew must learn what unseen presence is tied to digital devices and how to protect himself without inviting it closer\u2014choosing awareness and restraint over curiosity before the mystery claims him too.\n
